Viancy Salubre is the Digital Editor for Vol. 66, and a recent graduate of the Print & Online Journalism program at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology. Her editorial work can be seen in TheScene, Avenue and Create Calgary.
By Josie Simon, May 29 2023 As a student at the University of Calgary, you might find yourself drowning in assignments, textbooks and lectures. Thankfully, one indulgence can make it all better: bubble tea. But with so many options and variations available, it can be tough to decide which bubble
By Glory Okeleke, May 29 2023— “I like to do something different than everybody else, you know [...] if it’s something that I’m gonna find everyone else wearing, there’s not a chance that I’m gonna buy it. [I like] something that’s different, that’s you. Make
By Freeha Anjum, May 28 2023— For every degree you aren’t in, you’ve probably heard some common things about them — whether that be positive or negative. But if you haven’t heard, or if you’re new to the university, you better get acquainted fast. Here are common
By Eula Mengullo and Nazeefa Ahmed, May 28 2023— On May 26, political science students protested outside the office of the Minister of Advanced Education, Demetrios Nikolades due to the upcoming provincial election. According to a news release to the Gauntlet, the students were aiming to raise awareness on student
By: Julieanne Acosta, May 26 2023— Calgary’s only campus and community radio station, CJSW on 90.9 FM, will be making their mark during the National Campus and Community Radio Conference (NCRC) post-gala party featuring Calgary’s own local talents one week from today on June 2. “Our
By Kian Samavati, May 26 2023— On April 12th, HBO announced a live-action TV show adaptation of the Harry Potter book series. Similarly, Lionsgate announced around the same time a TV series adaptation of Stephanie Meyer’s Twilight books. This makes two popular book franchises, that already got live-
By Sheroog Kubur, May 25 2023— It’s no secret that the quickness of the Tik Tok algorithm means that there are dozens of new curated aesthetics forcefully presented to its users every other week. At the time of writing this article, the vanilla girl, the principle example for this
By Ansharah Shakil, May 25 2023— This May long weekend saw downtown covered with elaborately dressed cosplayers and enthusiastic dance mobs for Otafest — Calgary’s largest Japanese anime and pop culture festival. Otafest made its in-person return in 2022 after two consecutive cancellations and excitement over its re-emergence
By Kshef Kamran, May 24 2023— Mental health awareness month throughout the month of May is the best time to become educated on mental health and the support that exists for those who are struggling. Mental health is the state of mind at which an individual is able to function
By Julieanne Acosta, Eula Mengullo, Nazeefa Ahmed, May 23 2023— With election day coming up on May 29, many Albertans are getting ready to cast their votes. Leading up to election day, however, Albertans are able to vote in advance starting today through May 27. To vote in this election